Drive to Rescue Third Miner After Shaft Breakthrough
Hazleton Pa AP rescuers worked 12 inch shaft reaching a void as they press to rescue Louis Bova missing since Aug 13 in the same mine collapse. Officials said drills have penetrated a chamber and more probes are underway while a six inch shaft nears depth and the mine may close for safety.
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Hazleton
Henry ‘Throne
David Fellin
Tromsa Rial
Louis Bova
Bova
Fellin
Thrane
Stort
Throne
Bava
H. B. Charmbury
Charmbury
Nova
Gordon Smith
Livestock Prices Across Markets Reported
Market summaries show fat cattle receipts at Gard City with 659 head and steers selling steady to strong, standard to low good values from 21 to 24, heifers 22 to 24. Butcher cows steady, utility to commercial cows 14 to 19. Kansas City reports 2,000 cattle and 200 calves with steers and heifers steady, cows steady to 25 lower, prime and choice ranges up to 25, lambs priced around 18 to 21. Continuous steady to weak bid tones across listings.
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Garden City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Barrows
Gills
Shepp
Choier
Prine
eWes
Strong Stock Market Rally Reported Amid Strike Hopes
New York AP reports rising hopes that a nationwide rail strike could be averted by congressional action spurring a broad stock market rally. The Associated Press average rose 1.8 percent to 721.00 at noon as rails, airlines, chemicals, utilities and many issues posted gains. Dow Jones average up 4.2 to 721.00.
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New York
Chieweo & North Western
New York Central
Southern Rail
Era Pacific
Tlinois Central
Chrrasler
Xerox Rove & Polsroit & Tbm
WS. Smelting
Everstarp
White Motors
Amerada
Merck
Skelly
Dawn
American Stock Exchange
Air Crash Fatal to Two in Missouri Woods
A light plane wreckage found Tuesday near Sunnen Lake in Missouri confirmed two occupants died. Sergeant Victor A. Berg 25 and Sergeant Joseph W. Keller 21 of the 101st Airborne Battle Group at Fort Campbell were returning from Blaine Kansas to their post after visiting Berg’s relatives. The craft disappeared Sunday night after radio contact near Farming ton Missouri while en route from Blaine.
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Potosi
Blaine
Kan
Ft. Campbell
Sunnen Lake
Victor A. Berg
Joseph W. Kellerman
101St Airborne Battle Group
Berg
Uerbert A. Berg
Itg
Vichy
Farmington
Bery
Auto Industry Steps Up Work
The U S auto industry increased production with all but General Motors releasing 1964 models. Chrysler opened 1964 output and public unveilings as Ford began Thunderbirds and Continentals at Wixom. A Chicago Heights stamping plant strike disrupted parts flow, forcing Ford to lay off about 13,000 workers and delay early 1964 schedules.
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U.S
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Wixom
Mich
Chicago Heights
Ill
Chicago
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Admissions list includes Mrs Elmer Richmeter Rt 1, Alla Rhoads Imperial Rt, Marlin Huschka Imperial Rt, Edward Mitchell Eminence Itt, Roxie Lee Smith Holcomb, and others. Dismissals note Paul Quarles Sealt City, Leroy Nichols Halenor, Pete Burgardi 202 12th nb N, Carolyn Rowden City, Donald Wilson Rt 1, Deane P Wiley 910 N, Martha Brown Shady lawn Nursing Home, Jack Tye Rt 4, Howard Brecheises Kamline, Leopold Corwin Betts Holcomp.
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St. Catherine Stanley Knoll
William TI
Lile
Elmer Richmeter
Alla Rhoads
Imperial
Marlin Huschka
Edward Mitchell
Eminence Itt
Roxie Lee Smith
Holcomb
St. Catherine Paul Quarles
Sealt City
Leroy Nichols
Halenor
Pete Burgardi
Carolyn Rowden
City
Donald Wilson
Deane P. Wiley
Martha Brown
Shadylawn Nursing Home
Jack Tye
Howard Brecheises
Kamline
Garden City Police Bonds and Traffic Summary
In Garden City Courts bonds posted for James Edward Mader distur b ing the peace at 302 South Seventh is $25. Herbert Jay Barlow 1608 North Eighth no driver’s license is $20. Thormas Bevier Bunker 512 North Seventh running a red light is $10. A traffic accident today at 11 a.m. at 13th and Kansas involves John Wesley McCracken Eminence Route and Ben J. Graber of Tribune. moderate damage to both vehicles. Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday August 50 for 1963 and 370 for 1962 comparable period 390.
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James Edward Mader
Herbert Jay Barlow
Thormas Bevier Bunker
13Th and
Kansas
John Wesley McCracken
Eminence Rt
Ben J. Graber
Tribune
Open House planned for Cities Service Helix plant east of Ulysses
The Cities Service Helix helium plant near Ulysses will host an Open House next Wednesday from noon to 5 p.m. Visitors from Grant and Haskell counties can tour the multi million dollar facility now in operation. Helium is produced daily for federal use with a 500 million cubic feet per day gas processing capacity and about 2 million cubic feet of helium extracted.
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Cities
Helix
Ulysses
Grant
Haskell
U.S. 140
Kansas
Lowell Newmyer
Helex
Amariko
Texas
Subette
Queen candidates for the Méxi can Fiesta set to appear on Channel 6
The Telegram reports the Méxi can Fiesta will air tomorrow at 9 30 on Channel 6 with candidates, while the Fiesta itself is scheduled for September 12 and 14. Dixon D Hedges of Houston visited Garden City to inspect land north of Healy in Gove and Logan counties, a parcel his grandfather bought years ago. Hazel Pendergraft of Satanta is among 20 women enrolled in the Dodge City Junior College one year practical nursing course this week.
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Channel 6
Garden City
Dixon D. Hedges
Houston
Texas
Healy
Gove County
Logan County
Hazel Pendergraft
Satanta
Dodge City Junior College
Vietnam martial law clash deepens Buddhist crisis
Diem reaffirms policy while US criticizes Saigon government over Buddhist oppression. Amid martial law after high military pressure, Saigon moves to quell protests as curfews ease. Reports say thousands of monks and nuns were beaten or detained, and several self immolations sparked public outrage. The crisis threatens Vietnam war efforts as student unrest and pagoda raids continue.
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Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Rone
Uss
State Department
Nnion
Declara
Tion
Honop
Diem
US State Department
Naam
Saigo
Saigon University
Tokyo
Whey
Prac
National Assembly
Wanted Man Shot to Death in Hotel After Shootout
New York AP reports Frank Falco died from police bullets in his hotel hideout after a dawn confrontation. Falco, 25, from Astoria, was charged with murder in New Jersey for the Angel Lounge killings at Lodi. Detective Lt. Thomas Quinn and another officer fired, with Falco resisting as he tried to seize a gun. Rabbi Tom Trantino, 27, of Brooklyn, indicted with him, remains at large. Prosecutor Guy Calissi named the victims as Sgt. Peter Voto and Gary Tedesco who investigated shots fired at the tavern.
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Frank Falco
New Jersey
Falco
Thomas Quinn
Quinn
Astoria
Queens
New York City
Bergen County
Thomas
Rabbi Tom) Trantino
Brooklyn
Guy W. Calissi
Angel Lounge
Lodi
Peter Voto
Gary Tedesco
Johnson Wins In Mississippi Governor Nomination
Gov. Paul Johnson Jr., a militant anti Kenned y segregationist, won the Democratic nomination for Mississippi governor by a record vote, defeating former Gov. J.P. Coleman after a bitter campaign focused on white voters opposition. Campaign details point to Jackson Mississippi as the backdrop of the AP report.
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Paul Johnson Jr
Mississippi
Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Jackson
Miss
Johnson leads Mississippi gubernatorial race with Kennedy link
Governor Rosell Barnett joined Johnson supporters as the Mississippi Democratic primary output showed 1,861 of 1,877 precincts reporting. Johnson led with 25,427 votes, while Coleman had 193,1021. A mock election for unregistered Negroes gave Coleman 26,721 to Johnson 949, highlighting deep party divides and Coleman's anti Kennedy positioning.
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Johnson
Coleman
Ruchel Phillips
Phillips
U.S. Senate
Ros. Barnett
Space Age Education Demand for College Educated Boys
In the space age demand rises for college educated young men as modern science and industry call for higher training. The ad urges parents to fund their children's college education with a plan designed by Lincoln Liberty Life via C. C. Spikes Agency in Garden City Kansas.
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Modan Sciente
Moda Agricultura
Modern Commerce
Tre
Akille
Lincoln Liberty Life
Cost of Living Rises in July to New High
Washington AP reports the July cost of living rose one half of one percent to a record high for the second straight month. The Labor Department notes the consumer price index at 107.1 with food housing medical care and tobacco driving gains. The year over year rise is 1.5 percent. Changes in living allowances affect about 1,025,000 workers across automotive aerospace farm and construction equipment sectors with varied hourly increases.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Arnold Chase
Bureau
Wide Range in Farm Income Across States 1962
The Agriculture Department reports wide gaps in net income per farm for 1962. Arizona shows $21,828 while West Virginia registers $849, with the 11 western states averaging $6,124 and the 48 reporting states $3,602. Gross income per farm averages $11,61. An 1800 year old Roman bridge at Alcantara, Spain remains in use.
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Arizona
West Virginia
Agriculture Department
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
California
North Central
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Alcantara
Spain
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Albert Burns
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